Brasseurs de Lorraine la Bière du Printemps

Brewed by Les Brasseurs de Lorraine
Style: Belgian Ale
Pont-a-Mousson, France

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottled. Cloudy amber, small head. Neutral nose. Swetish and fairly light. Careful and shy wth low hop rate. Faint caramelly malt eases out into a finish with low bitterness.

Bottle @ home. A real gusher. Slightly over time. Hazy deep amber coloured beer with lots of carbonation and a huge white head. Light fruity malty and somewhat dough-earthy hinted aroma. Medium to full palate. Finish is sweet yeasty bitter with some deep fruity hints. Ok.

Bottle 330ml.

Clear medium yellow color with many medium sized body particles, a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, hay, light hoppy, light to moderate yeasty. Flavor is moderate sweet and light moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20101016]

Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of fonefan. Pours a cloudy golden with tons of ugly floaties and a white head. Sweet malty nose. Medium body, starts sweet and flowery with a dry and massive astringency setting in leaving a bitter finish. Not too shabby - just looks like shit. 161010

Bottle. Low fluffy white and quickly disappearing head. Hazy yellow body. Powerful apple sweet aroma. Fruity but a bit weak flavor compared to the aroma.

Bottle@Home. Aroma of citrus, malts and Brett. Cloudy, yellow/orange colour, beige head, good lace. Sweet, fruity, bitter, leather (Brett). Medium body. Although the bottle exploded on opening and I’m very sure it should taste like this, I liked it very much.

bottle from village de la biére (2008). Hazy orange colour with an enormous head. Actually, I think I’ve never had a beer that developed so much foam in such a short time. Really enormous amounts of white nice-smelling foam all over my desk and in the glass. When I finally managed to pour the beer I was not disappointed. Full-boided with lovely intensive hoppy flavours, good malty background and a wonderful fruityness (peach, lemon). A cassic bitter-sweet Northern French ale - I love them.

courtesy of Laurent Mousson - pours a hazy orange colour with a little pale beige foam; aroma of oranges, peach and dust; sweet with a decent malt backbone, very low bitterness; long aftertaste of orange peels